Romney Seeks Unity Meeting With Reagan
Michigan Governor George Romney offers to meet California Governor-elect Ronald Reagan to foster liberal and conservative GOP unity. Romney says Reagan may join liberals as he gains experience, while Reagan insists his views are consistent. Rockefeller backs dialogue and leadership over consensus.
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Dorado Beach
P.R
George Romney
Michigan
Ronald Reagan
California
Romney
Reagan
Cal
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Russia Lukewarm In Move Backing China U.N. Seat
At the United Nations, the Soviet Union gave lukewarm support to a committee study on seating both Chinas. Nikolai Fedorenko downplayed broad action and reiterated Beijing's sole right to represent China, signaling sour Soviet-Chinese ties.
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China
U.N
United Nations
N.Y
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Peking
Soviet Union
Albania
General Assembly
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Fedorenko
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Routine Day Planned at Johnsons Texas Ranch
President Johnson will have a strictly routine day at his Texas ranch on the third anniversary of his succession. Press secretary Moyers said no official visitors are expected though work may include reviewing daily Washington reports and calling officials. Johnson, recuperating from surgery, feels well with throat and abdominal soreness after recent polyp removal and hernia repair.
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Austin
Tex
Presiden Johnson
Texas
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Washington
Moyers
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Ray Charles Given Five Year Suspended Term in Drug Case
Ray Charles aged 35, famed blind pianist, received a five year suspended jail term and a $10,000 fine in U S District Court on two counts of narcotics possession. He pleaded guilty on November 22, 1965, before Judge George C. Sweeney and was placed on four years probation.
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Boston
Ray Charles
U.S
George C. Sweeney
Infantry and North Viet regiments clash in central highlands
US infantrymen of the 25th Division skirmished with North Vietnamese regulars 12 miles southwest of Plei Djering and 13 miles northwest of a Green Beret camp. The clash followed heavy U.S. casualties to a 1st Cavalry platoon the day before. B52 bombers supported, targeting a Vietnamese staging area 17 miles west.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
25Th Division
Plei Djering
U.S
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Viet Nam
U S Treasurer Resigns Post Because of Illness
Kathryn O Hay Granahan resigns as United States treasurer due to illness. The former Pennsylvania congresswoman served since January 1963 and had been ill since May 1965. Secretary Henry H Fowler replied to her October resignation letter. There was no immediate White House comment on the action.
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Washington
Kathryn O’hay Granahan
United States
White House
Curtis 1000 selects Lawrence for new plant expansion
Curtis 1000, founded in 1882, plans a Lawrence, Massachusetts plant with management by Mudd and family relocation in August. The firm operates plants across multiple cities and subsidiaries Automation Products Inc and Automation Business Systems. Local chamber leaders praise the move as teamwork and promise a long community partnership.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas
Keith Winter
Chamber
Frank X. Mudd Jr
Theodore S. Scott
Houston
Joseph Biggers
Atlanta
O. Leon Chapp
Journal-World Photo
Miami
University of Miami
Curtis Organization
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Florida
Connecticut
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Mudd
St. Paul
Minn
Hartford
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Curtis
Industrial Prospect Team
Economic Development Committee
The
Industrial Development Co
Claude Norris
J. L. Constant
Lawrence Paper Co weighs city bonds for expansion plan
Officials from Lawrence Paper Co met with the City Commission and Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel Eldridge to discuss obtaining industrial revenue bonds. The firm announced an expansion Oct 28 that could add 125 or more jobs within five to ten years as part of financing the expansion.
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Lawrence Paper Co
City Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
KU to Award $325000 Three-Year Fellowships in 43 Departments
Dean William P. Albrecht announced that 65 National Defense Education Act fellowships totaling over $325 000 each year will be available for 1967 68 in 43 KU departments. The program funds first year graduate study with renewals for years two and three and covers most KU doctoral programs. Last year 60 NDEA fellowships were authorized.
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National Defense
Kansas University
William P. Albrecht
U.S. Office of Education
Albrecht
NDEA
Dallas Honors Kennedy With First Public Service Since Tragedy
Dallas marked the memory of President John F Kennedy with a private citizens organized service. The Fort Worth Boys Choir sang for Kennedy on the day of his death. Dallas Mayor Erik Jonsson attended with a pink rose wreath and recalled the global shock three years after the assassination.
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Dallas
Tex
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Fort Worth
New Historical Market
Erik Jonsson
Smith Accepts London TV Invite Amid Treason Indictment Threat
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith reportedly accepted an invitation to appear on a London television program. Government sources warned he would be indicted for treason if he shows up. Commentator David Frost said the acceptance came on Monday as part of Smith’s push to meet Prime Minister Harold Wilson.
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London
Ian Smith
Smith
David Frost
Harold Wilson
Vandals Paint House Under Construction
The sheriff reports vandals sprayed a house being built about four miles south on the Baldwin blacktop road. The home, built by Lloyd Howard, was painted sometime between 4:30 p.m. Monday and 8 a.m. today. No damage is listed.
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Sheriff's Office
Baldwin Blacktop
Lloyd Howard
Clock Theft Reported at Cooper-Warren Funeral Home
Bill Warren of Cooper- Warren Funeral Home reported to police the theft of a large electric clock from in front of the funeral home at 1024 N.H. St. last weekend. The clock valued at 150 dollars.
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Bill Warren
Cooper- Warren Funeral Home
N.H. St
Defects Cited In Thousands Of New U S Automobiles
The Senate Commerce Committee reported possible or actual defects in thousands of new cars. The list totals 279 385 potentially affected vehicles with 174 857 V I cars from American Motors among the largest figures. Ford Motor Co 60 000 1967 cars and 35 000 Ford trucks also appear. Magnuson notes ongoing safety issues while officials say efforts to identify and fix defects are improving.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
American Motors
National Traffic Safety Agency
Ford Motor Co
Warren G. Magnuson
Britain Extends Wage Price Standstill Six Months
Britain's Labour government overrode union and business objections to extend the wage and price standstill for six months. A White Paper details a period of severe restraint beginning in January with only edge thawing allowed.
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London
Britain
MGM Executive Outlines Film Censorship Views
Robert Vogel of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer spoke at KU about film censorship and audience control. He urged parents to oversee children’s movie choices and noted new codes require mature audience labeling. Vogel cited foreign censorship, including bans in India and Egypt, and discussed dual version films and European markets.
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Robert Vogel
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer Studios
Kansas University
Vogel
MGM
Motion Picture Association of America
New York City
The
Kansas Union
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Italy
Latin America
India
Doctor Zhivago
Thailand
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Egypt
Sweden
Mike Robe
Arkansas City
Rick Wilhite
Spokane
Wash
Richard MacCann
Friction Marked Kennedy Johnson Return Flight
Kilduff, a press aide from the Kennedy Johnson transition, said tensions on the funeral plane show the two families were embittered yet Johnson showed concern for Mrs. Kennedy. He defended Oswald’s sole responsibility while disagreeing with the Warren Commission on the Connally wound. He claimed three shots were fired.
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Dallas
Tex
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Johnson
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Johnsons
Malcolm M. Kilduff
White House
Kilduff
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Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Texas
John B. Connally
Secret Service
Thanksgiving Vacation Timetable at KU and Local Schools
University of Kansas extends Thanksgiving break with classes paused from 5 30 pm today and resume Monday at 7 30 am Local public schools dismiss Wednesday afternoon for vacation and return Thursday morning
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Kansas. University
O'Donnell Hospitalized After Illness At Home
Jim O'Donnell vice principal at Central Junior High was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital from his home at 2415 Harvard Road after falling ill. He underwent tests and observation and was listed in fairly good condition today.
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Jim O'Donnell
Central Junior High School
Harvard Rd
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Caskey Lectures On Bronze Age Studies At Kansas University
University of Kansas will host the fourth Humanities Series lecture by Caskey. He discusses the relationship between archaeology and classical antiquity and presents Excavations at Lerna in a 7:30 p.m. illustrated talk after a 3:30 p.m. coffee forum in the Kansas Union.
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Turkey
the University
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Greece
Caskey
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Franco Proposes Changes to End Rule With Democracy Shift
In Madrid Francisco Franco proposes a modified democracy after 27 years of dictatorship seeking a premier and a chief of state. He calls for 100 directly elected Cortes members and broader representation in official bodies while defending orderly reform and nonparty public debate.
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Spain
Francisco Franco
Franco
Cortes
Card of Thanks from Arnold White
The White family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for visits cards food and kindness during hospital stays at Winchester and Kansas City Hospitals Special thanks to those who helped with harvest and farm chores God bless everyone Paul and Son Arnold White
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Kansas City
God Bless
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Arnold White
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